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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
4
An official city and county paper published daily and semi weekly in Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co. It is distributed through multiple newsstands and bureaus including Portland and Washington DC locations.
The piece argues charity reflects the giver's heart more than the gift's value, urging practical, career-ready schooling and nationwide moves toward useful, disciplined education. It notes Germany's leadership in training, critiques England's early warnings, and envisions a future where schools prepare for life, not leisure. It then discusses ex-presidents' pensions, citing Cleveland, Taft, and Harrison, and questions Carnegie's pension offer provoking Congressional action.
A compact guide lists virtues for daily conduct including smiling brightly being polite and being kind. It emphasizes neatness studious effort helpfulness gratitude cheerfulness accommodation indulgence sincerity charity bravery farsightedness leniency and truthfulness as guiding traits.
A December Lippincott's anecdote recalls two humorous American honeymooners at Cafe Anglais Paris. The groom orders the costliest Bordeaux, a 200 franc bottle, and the couple endures a stiff test of manners, savoring their brave sacrifice.
A witty, observant narrator notes Americans in Paris reacting to French service and culture. A waiter offers hors d oeuvres as the American replies with sarcasm about her luncheon, while another cheerful American exclaims delight at the city’s quaintness. She even praises Paris trash as art, and questions whether etchings at Durand Küm are real Whistlers.
A Washington Herald excerpt discusses American Medicine urging busy readers to cover the head in sun, noting hair shelter from light protects brain cells. It mocks hatless fashion, cites thin summer hats as unsafe, and includes a parimutuel anecdote and casual humor about hats and luck.
A Paris spectator famed for past turf losses enjoyed a remarkable stroke of fortune at Auteuil. With little to bet, the man secured an unlikely payoff that ranks among the sport’s most curious luck stories.
A brisk ad describing Ely's Cream Balm and Ely's Dream Balm as rapid, safe remedies for catarrh hay fever and nasal congestion. It claims quick relief of head pressure, restored senses, and relief from throat soreness with a 50 cent bottle likely curing the condition. All druggists sell it.
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